The java method accepts params and typing of params ( https://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-orm/blob/master/hibernate-core/src/main/java/org/hibernate/criterion/Restrictions.java#L463 ), while the CBORM implementation accepts only the first argument of an SQL strings.

Implement the ability for the method to accept an array of params as the second argument and either auto-type or allow a third argument of types.

This will allow search building which might require native DBMS functionality to stay SQL injection-safe

https://github.com/coldbox-modules/cbox-cborm/blob/development/modules/cborm/models/util/ORMUtilSupport.cfc#L11

This line prevents ColdBox from starting on Lucee 5. Not sure if it is a fix here or in WireBox, but wanted to create the issue nonetheless.

See the repo for the test case: https://github.com/elpete/cborm-lucee-5-error

The quick version: on Lucee 5 entitySave( myEntity ) works while myEntity.save() does not. myEntity.save() works on Lucee 4 without modification.

The error:

Messages: lucee.runtime.orm.ORMDatasourceConnection cannot be cast to lucee.runtime.db.DatasourceConnectionImpl

When I ran the box install cborm command in commandbox it throws an error as it can't download the module due to a 404 on the project.

Therefore, I went to forgebox to download the module and clicked download which takes you to a 404:
https://github.com/ColdBox/cbox-cborm/raw/master/distributions/cborm1.0.0.zip

If I browse to the project and download zip directly the path is https://github.com/ColdBox/cbox-cborm/archive/master.zip

In BaseORMService.cfc around line 1055 is this chunk of code:

var methodGrammars = REMatchNoCase( "((?!(and|or|$))\w)+(#ALL_CONDITIONALS_REGEX#)?(and|or|$)", method );

Let's say you have an entity with properties of handle and sport and name and you attempt a Dynamic Finder like this findAllByHandleAndSportAndName('a','b','c');
Then it will split it up like this:

I think it should have done this:

I haven't been able to fix that RegEx yet with the negative lookahead and would appreciate some assistance. @sigmaprojects did some related work in #4. Also there was some related discussion in the ColdBox Google Group a while back.

Make the save() operation return the saved entity or array of entities instead of the BaseORM service so you can full entity chaining

line 1075 if( !arrayContainsNoCase(realPropertyNames,thisGrammar) ) {

arrayContainsNoCase is a BD func. Adobe CF10 doesn't have this. neither does CF11

Using the merge function doesn't seems to attach the specified entity to the session.

BaseORMService.merge(entity) is using Coldfusion's entityMerge which returns a new object attached to the session. However, the original object passed as an argument will not be attached.

Did I do something wrong or misunderstood how the framework is working?

On a side note, the doc specifies that the merge() function returns void which isn't correct.

exists() in BaseORMService is not universally functional because the property name of id is hard coded in to the HQL.

In addition, this method will not work on entities which have an entity name which is a reserved word in the DBMS platform ( e.g. Case ).

The key property should be dynamically retrieved for the HQL in ormExecuteQuery.

In addition, investigate if there is a ways to provide escaping for entities and property names which are reserved words : e.g [Case] for SQL Server, "Case" for MySQL and Postgres, etc

Add a method in Restrictions.cfc for isNotIn which wraps the isIn statement in an isNot:

any function isNotIn(required string property, required any propertyValue){
		// infalte to array if simple values
		if( isSimpleValue(arguments.propertyValue) ){ arguments.propertyValue = listToArray( arguments.propertyValue); }
		return isNot( variables.restrictions.in(arguments.property, arguments.propertyValue) );
}

When using criteria.maxResults(10) I was having a strange error on cborm/models/sql/SQLHelper.cfc line 202.

After some debugging I found out that we have a global udf function called 'factory' and it was taking this function instead of the local var.

I had to scope the factory variable like variables.factory.

Since "factory" can be a wide used variable or function name, I think it should be var scoped on cborm/models/sql/SQLHelper.cfc. Same could happen with other component variables

CBORM causes an error on Lucee 5.3.9.141 because lucee.commons.io.log.log4j.layout.ClassicLayout no longer exists.

See https://github.com/coldbox-modules/cborm/blob/development/models/util/ORMUtilSupport.cfc#L32-L39:

/**
 * Redirect all Hibernate logs to system.out
 */
if ( listFindNoCase( "Lucee", server.coldfusion.productname ) ) {
	var printWriter     = getPageContext().getConfig().getOutWriter();
	var layout          = createObject( "java", "lucee.commons.io.log.log4j.layout.ClassicLayout" );
	var consoleAppender = createObject( "java", "lucee.commons.io.log.log4j.appender.ConsoleAppender" ).init(
		printWriter,
		layout
	);
	hibernateLog.addAppender( consoleAppender );
	writeDump( var = "** Lucee Hibernate Logging Redirected", output = "console" );
}

It appears this moved to lucee.commons.io.log.log4j2.layout.ClassicLayout.

Ditto for lucee.commons.io.log.log4j.appender.ConsoleAppender, which moved to lucee.commons.io.log.log4j2.appender.ConsoleAppender

Change populate() in ActiveEntity so the target is the last argument so you can just pass a struct as the first argument

COLDBOX-460 Dynamic finders fixed by always adding datasource attributes
#14 opened a day ago by wpdebruin

#14

Look at pull request: #12